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- Sony-Man: New Day for the Brand August 14, 2026
- Nolan brings recent hot streak home in ‘Odyssey’ July 17, 2026
- ‘Carolina Caroline’ and that magical indie feeling June 8, 2026
- The exhausted ‘Star Wars’ of the ‘20s May 26, 2026
- Melania Trump’s cinema of omission January 31, 2026
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Sony-Man: New Day for the Brand
It is now seven years into the post-Endgame era of the MCU. In 2019, the epic crossover that had just dammed more than a decade of buildup with one of the biggest cliffhangers of all time let loose with a … Continue reading
Nolan brings recent hot streak home in ‘Odyssey’
As if a vison from the gods themselves, Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey has made landfall, a moment in some ways 25 years, in other ways 2,500 years, in the making. Somewhere in the Mediterranean Sea, 12th Century B.C.- 20 years … Continue reading
‘Carolina Caroline’ and that magical indie feeling
Carolina Caroline, a Southern Gothic erotic crime thriller that’s emerged into the summer dumping grounds of TIFF ’25 onto a very small number of screens, feels ripped from the Classical Hollywood era and re-equipped with modern tools and modern sensibilities … Continue reading
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Tagged Carolina Caroline, Southern Gothic erotic crime thriller, TIFF
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The exhausted ‘Star Wars’ of the ‘20s
“The Mandalorian” arrived on computer screens in 2019 a smash hit, by far the most anticipated launch series for Disney+ and a beacon of hope for antsy Star Wars fans six years into Disney’s ownership of the property. Disney’s shift … Continue reading
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Tagged Disney, Disney+, Jon Favreau, The Mandalorian, The Mandalorian and Grogu
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Melania Trump’s cinema of omission
The only sequence in Melania that threatens to expand into a watchable narrative with conflict and stakes appears suddenly through the morass of extended scenes of nothing happening. Former president Jimmy Carter has died, and Melania Trump, credited as star … Continue reading